Seguõppe
Seguõppe is a term of Estonian origin that describes a particular type of traditional dwelling. It refers to a small, single-roomed house, often constructed from timber, which historically served as a basic form of shelter. These structures were typically found in rural areas and were characterized by their simplicity and functional design. The term itself can be broken down into "segu" meaning mixed or combined, and "õppe" related to learning or habit, suggesting a dwelling built out of necessity or learned practice.
Seguõppe dwellings were not designed for elaborate living but rather to provide protection from the elements.